Spanish Business Quarter held its second meeting in Manchester

Following the success of the first meeting in Leeds a few weeks ago the Spanish Business Quarter held its second networking event at La Tasca in Manchester to stimulate Anglo-Spanish business and cultural relations the other side of the Pennines.

The event took place on Wednesday 23 April, coinciding with the celebration of St George's Day who is Patron Saint in England but also in many other countries, cities, such as Cáceres in Spain, and regions, including Cataluña (La Diada de Sant Jordi). Remarkably, it is also the date when both Cervantes and Shakespeare died in 1616.

Businesses leaders and professionals with direct relationships in Spanish or Spanish-speaking markets gathered on this special date to network, speak “Spanglish” and enjoy a great paella whilst forging new links and interests.

In the company of the Honorary Consuls of Spain in Manchester and Liverpool, representatives of a wide range of businesses attended the event, including the organizers of the Spanish Festival Manchester and companies in the world of fashion, translation, coaching, legal services, tourism, marketing and many more sectors.  

TranslatorsVillage was proud to be the main sponsor of the event.

Link to the article in the press in Spanish

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